Building a storage shed

Thanks you guys, great links and ideas you’ve given me here.

I think I got it, at least the part for putting the work vertically. Say I build my machine with a 4′ x 4′ work area or whatever I could

(– pelirojaroja) wrote in
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We just finished building our own shed from scratch. Although it was
a bit bigger than what you are looking for (12X20 feet, hip-roof, with
5-ft. sidew

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Photo 2: Rout the dado

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Hi Tom,

Why don’t you give us a watered down version of what you look for in a router?

Brent
Your wish is my command
here is the information without the photographs taken from my artic

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